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This week on The Sauce podcast, we chatted with DD Mau owner Julie Shih, who shared some of her favorite spots around St. Louis. From comforting Asian flavors to classic Italian and casual bar food, here’s where she loves to eat.

Marcella’s Mia Sorella
“Marcella’s Mia Sorella is one of my favorite spots for Italian food. Their red sauce is amazing. I could eat it on any of their pasta dishes. I also always order the Brussels sprouts chopped salad; it’s so fresh and flavorful that it’s become a must-have for me every time I visit.”
14426 Clayton Road, Ballwin, miasorellastl.com

Mulligan’s Grill
“When I want something casual, I love going to Mulligan’s for their wings. They’re always crispy, flavorful, and just hit the spot. It’s the perfect place to relax with great bar food and good company.”
11 Clarkson Road, Ellisville, mulligansgrillstl.com

Papa Shih’s
“Papa Shih’s has a special place in my heart, and it’s available exclusively on UberEats. His jjampong and jajangmyeon are my absolute favorites – the flavors are so bold and comforting. I honestly think they’re the best versions you can find around here, and I never get tired of ordering them.”
314.710.6288, ubereats.com

Pizzeria da Gloria
“When I’m craving pizza, I head to Pizzeria da Gloria. I always get the mushroom pizza and add ricotta, which makes it extra delicious. Their Neapolitan style is light, airy, and perfectly charred – it’s the kind of pizza I never feel too heavy after eating.”
2024 Marconi Ave., St. Louis, pizzeriadagloria.com

Tai Ke Shabu Shabu
“I love going to Tai Ke for their popcorn chicken and mapo tofu. The flavors are bold and comforting, and I always leave feeling satisfied. The service is super quick and friendly too, which makes it an easy choice for both dining in or grabbing takeout.”
9626 Olive Blvd., Olivette, taikeshabushabu.com

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Lauren is a longtime journalist who has honed her writing, reporting, editing and photography skills in various roles at newspapers, magazines and websites in the Midwest. Her time spent with Sauce since...